To enable hybrid line number, add the following line to your init.lua. Save this file by doing a :w or Shift + z repeat z. The next time you open Neovim, you should see the hybrid line number enabled.
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Kickstart Neovim on Linux
Kickstart.nvim is a starter configuration for Neovim that is small, single-file and well-documented. You can use it as a starting point to create your custom configuration. I have been using it for a while now with a few changes. Setting up Kickstart.nvim Creating the config directory (Skip this step if you already have it setup) […]
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Set color scheme in Neovim (Lua)
To set a color scheme in Neovim using Lua add the following line to the init.lua file In the example above, I use Onedark as the color scheme, but you can use whatever you like.
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Relative line number in Neovim (Lua)
To enable relative line number, add the following line to your init.lua. Save this file by doing a :w or Shift + z repeat z. The next time you open Neovim, you should see the relative line number enabled.
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MacVim on OSX
MacVim is a text/source editor for Mac that offers Vim built around GUI, that comes with extra features and support Mac-based keyboard shortcuts, which makes it very handy to use, MacVim added interactive interface like menus to tasks that had to be done using commands or keyboard shortcuts. It’s like GVim on Linux. Installing Homebrew […]